Tarleton State University
Contact crichmond@tarleton.edu for more information!
Record in Studio T (post production, mixing, mastering, distribution or marketing are available below)
Recording costs: Music Business Students - $00 an hour (You are your own engineer); Tarleton Students - $20 an hour (music business engineer provided), Others - $50 an hour (music business engineer provided)
What we can do:
- Live or multi-track audio or video recording and production
- Copyright
- Licensing
- Post production
- Mixing
- Mastering
- Notation (edit or create score, publish with J.W. Pepper)
- Publication of recordings and or scores/sheet music
- Distribute on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon, etc. and sell recordings on iTunes, Amazon, and wherever music is sold
- Create physical media of your music (CDs, Vinyl, USB Flash Drives) with art
- Market your music via social media (Facebook ads, Google ads, etc.)
- Create a web site for your band or organization including your domain name and hosting space
- Create merchandising for your band (t-shirts, hats, bags, etc.)
- Create a store front for you to sell items
- Remote recording on your site.
- Live sound for your program.
- Book gigs
- Arrange tours
- Manage your musical career
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Studio T has state of the art recording equipment.
Click the slide show on the right to see details
of studio operation!
Class: Introduction to Music Business
MUSI 1330. Introduction to Music Business. 3 Credit Hours
A survey of the various facets of the current and evolving
music industry, highlighting areas where music and business
intersect. Topics include an overview of key principles, terms,
and practices; basic principles of marketing and promoting music;
and careers in the commercial music industry.
Tutorial: Pro Tools
An overview and tutorial for using Pro Tools, the industry standard digital audio software!
Class: Pro Tools
MUSI 3330. Pro Tools. 3 Credit Hours
Instruction in Pro Tools, the industry standard software
for digital recording and editing. This is the most widely
used application for post-production, video editing, and mixing
for film, video, and multi-media. Prerequisite: MUSI 1320 (or permission).
Class: Digital Audio and Beats
MUSI 3201. Digital Music and Beat Production. 2 Credit Hours
This course explores the tools and techniques to produce music desktop
production tools including creative uses of samplers, synthesizers, drum
machines, pattern generators, loop editors, automations, and more.
Class: Music Publishing
MUSI 3300. Music Publishing. 3 Credit Hours
A study of the creative and administrative aspects of music publishing
including, but not limited to, contracts, music licensing, copyright law,
and role of performance rights organizations.
Class: Artist and Self Management
MUSI 3202. Artist and Self Management. 2 Credit Hours
This course provides an overview of the practices and requirements needed to
develop, maintain, and manage an artist’s/self career in today music industry.
Topics include basic management principles, promotion strategies, current revenue
streams, and coaching/leading artists to their career goals.
Class: Technology in Music Education
MUSI 5350. Technology in the Music Classroom. 3 Credit Hours
Development of concepts and skills related to current computer technology
in music. Applications of technology in the music classroom will aid in
students' acquisition of musical knowledge and skills, and will assist
with time-management and organization for the music educator. Prerequisite:
Admission to the College of Graduate Studies.